... -1- -11. ?? l I ?? ?? 0 7 N BILL. i ?? , ! _W, ,,W _IT&4 1 , ? ?I j The followiingT p.to ,i yolwir of Dfr. Cole I ridge s Bifl, lxrfined to 'profpelors~rofflcers, and of ?? t Pa d d''pr n/lt h gi . , aving beeu'o l.i- p Iulate d i t.wg 0tpat Wiks has received, as will be seen! below, upwadu of 200 To the ?? Sliritual'andTemporal 'of thethit Kozdinrt4 Great ainsad Ireland! parliamuesW nssembled ...

... Sm VWALTEjt RALEIGH1 ON THE SOArrOLD. - The scaffold having been erected near dwelling-houses, Raleigh observed when he ascended it several noble- men and gentlemen who had stationed themselves at a window of Sir Randal Crew's to witness his death and because his voice was weak, he requested thens to come out and stand on the scaffold, as he had something to say to them; whenr they had done as ...

... TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1868. _ ?? _ _ TOPICS OF TRE WEEK. (On Monday night Mr. GLADSTONE fulfilled his pro- mise, or executed his menace. He placed on the table three resolutions for bringing about the destruction of the Established Church of Ireland. We give these most important sentences in a slightly condensed form. 'lThey will be historical. 1. That the Established Church of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MOiDAY, MARCH 30. | ROYAL ASSENT. The royal assent wag given by commission to the Conso-I lidated Fund t368,398I. 19s. 9d.) Bill; the Public Depart. ments (Extra Receipts) Bill; the Fairs (Ireland) Bill ; and the Court of Appeal, Chancery (Despatob of Business) Amendment Bill. The conmissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Cadogan, and the Earl of Tanker- ville. The ...

... I -: -TMETBO..BA YM-AIL.- o.. I . By thearrival of the above mil we have *dvicesa |l from' ]3oiba,' .to M'rch ?? aa,- Marc '2 ,, st, naid CSalcutt,W March 2..^t . -?!t > 51 - lt wastated in our prevous adviee that greati n;t disconte=t had been% aroused in.Inia In by the -in ie, creseedrates of post.4e tonEngland. ' Thi discon ^ .t tsan would appear to ha~ve 1^.d to so4me result} Just ?? bore ...

... A meeting of the United Executive coinmsittac for the relief of the exceptional distress in the east of London was held at the MNansion-house on Monday, the lord mayor in the chair.-Mr. Holy, the hon. secretary, reported that the total subscriptions to the fund bad now reached rather over 5.0001., and that there remained a balance in hand of aboet 2201. He also stated that Miss Burdett Coutts ...

... - k] e 81cc/a/or of Saturday says :- It is impossible for a Cabinet which contains Mr. Hardy and Lord Cairns to accept a resolution affirming that it is 'necessary that the Established Church of Ireland should cease to exist as an Establishment.' So far as Lord Cairns is concerned, we have nothing to say to this ; but as for Mr. Hardy, does anybody remember what happened on a certain evening ...

... A SHIPWRECKED (MEW. ,I, ?? s a _. . 1 _, J_ A I'he tollowing is from a letter dated Wellington, Jan. 17:- 3 The particulars of one of those romantic sea adven- tures which illustrate how much stranger truth is than fiction have just been made public. The Auckland Islands, situate about four degrees -due south of New Zealand, have of late years obtained much notoriety by reason of the shelter ...

... CH1SI.IRE.-A FISHMONGER ILn ToATO aFI4S ot 40,800l-At the pubiic-oftfie, Moor-strect, Miac- olesfield, William Shaw, tishmonsger, Stafford-street, was summonedfor havingin his possession aquantity of shehimps ice a decomposed state. Assistant-in- spector Brittan visited deft-adeut's sbop on the 9th est., and found a large qsnan~tity of shrimps in his wssessionghich were in a very decomposed ...

... JfoWdz~ay, 2 o'clock. cftt'd Obeningld fltwd. I I THE PRINCE OF WALES'S VISIT TO IRELAND. It is understood that about the commencement of the military year part of the recommendations of the Strathnairn Commission on the reorganization of the army will be put in practice in Ireland, under the immediate superintendence of the Irish commander-in-chief. The amalgamation of the duties of the com- ...

... TnE PROGRESg AND PROSPECTS OF THE ARMte Y IN ABYSS MIA. Matters at ?? In+ 1 - present look ploasan enough in Abyssinia; indeed, so promising, that some of our contemporaries have already commenced specu- lating upon the advisability of colonizing the country after we have conquered it. Wle do not care as yet prematurely to analyze the advantages and disadvantages of such a scheme, thinking tha ...

... ; Hler Majesty held a privy council yesterday, at Windsor; present-tlip Right Hon. BenjakinDis. raeli (first lord of the treasury), the lord president ol the council (the Duke of Marlborough), the Duke of Buckingham, and the Earl of Bradford. At the council, Lord Tustice Sir W. Page Wood and Lord Justice Sir Charles Jasper Selwyn were sworn it as privy councillors, and took their seats at the ...